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Hubs Take Opener From Pampa, 3-1; Lose Nightcap, 9-8 Galey Pitches Three-Hit Ball (By The Associated Press) PAMPA, May League Leading Lubbock Rubbers and the second place Pampa Oilers divided'a doubleheader here tonight in 40 degree weather, the Hubs winning the opener, 3-1, and the Oilers coming back to take the nightcap, 9-8. Bob Galey was the master all the way in the opener for the Hubs, setting the Oilers down three singles. He bested Pampa's Sad Sam who gave up five hits in losing his first game of the season against two wins, Charley Youngcourt received credit for the win in the second game for the Oilers although he wasn't around at the finish. He was relieved by Roger Aldridge at the start of the fifth inning who later gave way to Eddie Hughes in the seventh. LITTLE SPORT By Rouson Home In LUBBOCK Newftome.

cf Mnsiunecl. 3b Metzir. 2b Fernandez, Ib Featberstone, rf Schlndler, Bran, 'If Valdlvlelso, Galer, FIRST GAME AB PO A S--4 THREE BIG INNINGS GIVE PLAINVIEW NINE VICTORY Ponies Pound Abilene, 8-4 Fred Porker Posts Win With Four-Hitter Two Big Innings Give Drillers Easy 20-2 Victory Over Lamesa Totals 26 3 5 21 11 4 TAMPA AB PO A WoWt, eC 30040 Siena, rt 3 0 1 3 Lewis, Ik 3 4 1 Pan-auk, 30060 Sanderson, ss 20002 Felder, 2b 01010 2b 0 I 6 Cacao, 3b 20001 Albrecht, II 30000 Williams, 19111 1 0 0 (Special To The Avalanche) LAMESA, May 5 The hard hitting Artesia Drillers jumped on six Lamesa hurlers for six runs in the seventh inning and seven more in the eighth to trounce the Cellar-dwelling Lobos, 20-2, here tonight and split the series at one game apiece. Fred Parker, who was knocked cut in the fourth inning last night, came back to toss a four-hitter at the hosts to post the win. Isreal Ten, who was shelled in the seventh, was charged with the I loss.

The Drillers blasted out six hits to get their six runs in the seventh but only got three in the eight when they plated seven times. One, however, was a home run by Joe Fortin with a mate aboard. Lamesa scored its first run in the fourth when Armando Sanchez walked but was forced at second by Jon Miller. Herb Nauret singled him to third and Larry White plated him witha single. Cliff Jackson opened the eighth for Lamesa with a triple and scored as Sanchez flew out.

Parker walked five but was credited with eight strikeouts. The two teams close out the series Wednesday night. John Misculin vyill take the mound to try to gain the series edge for the Lobos. San Angelo comes into town Thursday for a three-day stand before Lamesa hits the road. The Box Score 1 3 31 for WHBami LUBBOCK 8W 100 0-8 PAMPA IB.O Valdlvlclso 3, Two-base Galer.

Schlndler. Woldt 6, Pampa 8. Galey 4, Williams 3. Galey 6, Williams 4. and Pratner.

SECOND GAME LUBBOCK 002 330 6. 3 Pampa 620 100 8 0 Yoke, Davidson (1) and Schindler; Youngcourt, Aldridge (5), Hughes (7) and Pawelek. Moreno Released By Hubs; Vega Reports Julio Moreno, veteran Hubber pitcher, will be given his release today to make room for Rene Vega, another veteran hurler, who has reported to the Lubbock team, General Manager Ray Winkler announced last night. Moreno reported to the Rubbers on his own after a sore arm had robbed him of his effectiveness last year. He pitched one game, beating Borger 16-7, although he needed help from Denny Davidson in the ninth when he faltered.

Moreno started against Clovis last Friday, but was relieved in ROSWELL TRIPS CARLSBAD, 8-4 Mehal Pitches Six-Hit Ball As Odessa Stops Big Spring, 5-2 ABTESIA AB PO A SI 633070 Haley, cf 712000 Mulcahy, 7 1 a 0 0 Bauman, Ib 6 2 1 13 0 Fortln, rf 422200 Pressley, If 6 3 4 DIGIamtamasso, 3b 2 3 0 0 4 0 Calderone. 2b 2 4 2 4 3 0 Parker, 512000 Totals LAJtESA Hushes, 2b Jackson, rf Sanchez, cf Miller, If BIG SPRING, May 5 BV- Francis Mehal fashioned a six-hitter to lead the Odessa Oilers to 1 5-2 victory over the Big Spring Broncs Tuesday night. Mehal pitched shut-out ball until the eighth, when Joe Riney and Jerry Fetrovv broke the spell with home runs. The Oilers struck for a run after two were out in the first inning when Roman Loyko, who had walked, came home on a hit by Bobby Mart. The Oilers picked up more runs in the second on a base on balls and hits by Mehal and Roberto Fabian.

Oscar Reguera, who hurled for Big Spring, settled to hold the Oilers until the eighth, when they put together hits by Felix Castro, Fabian and Leo Eastham to get their final two tallies. Odessa 120 000 020-5 10 1 Big Spring 000 000 020-2 6 2 Mehal and Castro; Reguera and Valdes. 4 Bob Weaver spread nine hits and was tough in the clutch to lead the Roswell Rockets to their second Potashers, 8-4, here tonight. Hank Williams, Potasher right hander, was matching Weaver in a pitching duel through the first five innings, but the Rockets exploded for three runs in the sixth to snap a 2-2 tie and take the lead they never relinquished. Triples by Frank Casanova and Ossie Alvarez were the big blows.

The Rockets disposed of Williams in the seventh inning when he allowed the first two men to reach base. Both scored when Armando Gallart tapped Reliefer Audie Malone for a two-run double. Roswell added still another in the eighth with Wayne Crawford's double doing the damage. The two clubs traded single runs in the first, and Carlsbad's lone tally in the fourth was nullified by Roswell's in thp fifth. Goldy Gholson slapped a solo homer for the losers in the eighth, but popped to second to end the game with the "bases loaded.

Williams, who'went the first six innings, was the loser. Weaver i winning his 20 17 27 14 0 AB 4 3 2 4 Nnuret, 3b 3 White, in 4 Mallnowskl. ss 3 Lone, 2 X-Ruff 1 Shelby, 1 Ten, 1 Morsanstern. 0 XX-Webb 1 Brooks, 0 Nowell. 0 Herrera.

0 PO 0 4 1 0 3 0 2 1 0 1 10 0 2 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 (By The Associated Press) PLAINVIEW, May 5 Plainview Ponies pounded out 12 hits off Abilene tonight to dump the. Blue Sox, behind the steady pitching of Starting Pitcher George Payte and Ed Arthur, who relieved him in the eighth. The Ponies scored all of their runs in three big innings off Losing Pitcher Nelson Grant who went all the way for the Sox. The Ponies scored two in the first, three in the second and added the last three big runs in the eighth. Payte, who received credit for the victory, was 'for Plainview until the" eighth in- rang except for a lapse in the second when he allowed three runs to score.

The big blow in "the second for Abilene was Eddie Suez's homer with one mate aboard. Missions Beat Oklahoma City SAN ANTONIO, 5 The San Antonio Missions beat the I Oklahoma City Indians 6 to 1 Tuesday night, getting six hits to Oklahoma City's four, in a Texas League baseball game. The Missions got three runs in the.second inning, then added two more in the fifth when Rocco Ippolito homered with one man aboard. The last Mission run came in the sixth. The' Indians' lone run came in the fifth.

Harry Wilson went all the way for the Missions. Bill Greason, who was relieved by Mike Gazella in the sixth, was charged with the loss. Score by innings: Called end of eighth to allow teams to catch trains. Okla City 4 2 San-Antonio 6 3 Greason, Gazella (6) and Summers; Wilson and Shite. HOUSTON 4, TULSA 2 HOUSTON, May 5 Houston Buffs closed an 11-day ivea creaii ior.

with a 4 to 2 victory very Tulsa TUegday night LUBBOCK AVALANCHC PAGE SIX, LDBBOCK, TEXAS WEDNESDAY. MAY 8, 18B8 FRANK DANIEL, PRIMM DRUG WIN Two Brownfield Teams Advance In Invitation Softball Meet By ART GATTS Avalanche Sports Writer BROWNFIELD, May 5 Two Brownfield teams proved poor hosts here tonight to advance to the winners' bracket finals of the Lions Club Invitation Softball Tournament. Frank Daniel Furniture and Electric defeated Ava- lanch-Journal of Lubbock, 3-0, and caught up with Tulsa pitcher Don Mossi in the seventh inning by scoring three runs after the lefthander had struck out 11 men. When Fred Marolewski and Eddie Phillips singled with one out With the Ponies leading by two; the seventh, Norman Bell reruns in the eighth, 5-3, I. B.

Pal- placed Mossi. Bell promptly walk- mer singled and moved to third I ie( Harry Elliott and Larry Ciaf- on Lloyd Pearson's double. Atif one to "force in the tying run. this point Ed "Arthur came into Catcher Dick Rand's grounder was put out the fire. He got Dub Akins booted by Dick Zwainz to let on a ground! ball on which Palmer another run in and Elliott scored scored with Pearson holding the third run on Pitcher Octavio Totals JO 2 4 27 13 7 for Lonz In seventh.

for Morsanstern In seventh. out for Herrera In ninth. ARTESIA 17 0 LAMESA 4 7 5, Haley, Mulcahy, Bauman, Fortln 2, Pressley 3, Parker 3. Sanchez, White. Jackson.

Calderone. 2, Parker. DP-W11- cox, Calderone to Baumon. 10. Lamesa 7.

5, Ten 4, Brooks 2, Hen-era 2. 8, Ten 2, Brooks 1, Herrera 1. Ten, 12 foi In 6 Morsanstern 2 for 1 Jn second. Eddie Bucz then grounded out to short with Pearson moving to third. Weldon Day struck out to end the threat.

Rubert's Tulsa scored its two runs in the first inning on John Liptak's walk, Connolly Wins Tourney lest ROME, Italy, May 5 -UP- Maureen (Little Mp) Connolly, the 18-year-old Californian who holds all the world's major tennis titles, made her first continental singles appearances Tuesday and defeated Maria Maura Veronesi of Italy, 6-1, 6-0, in second round, play at the Italian championships. The Italian girl, completely outclassed by the San Diego, power hitter who holds the Wimbledon, stralian United States and women's crowns, AU- won nrst inning on JOHN a warn, Eulas Hutson's double, a single by ln er only the fourth game of the first AJ.ULOWII w. Leading the Plainview attack Charlie Harmon that scored Lip-1 Miss Connolly appeared in dou- with three for four, including altak and'a long fly by Ed Bailey bles- play the International double, was Don Stokes, veteran! that scored Hutson. Tournament in Florence last wees outfielder. Frosty Kennedy and Score by innings: Cliff.

Gustafson each had two for Tulsa' four. The Box Score ABILENE AB Plant, ss 50 Steele. 3b 50 Palmer, 4 1 Pearson, rf, Ib 41 Akins, cf 41 Bucz, If 41 Day. 2b 30 Fredrick, Ib 20 Borrctt, rf 20 Grant, 30 Mlrman 10 PO A 222 00 4 0 6 3 1 5 2 1 000 but made her European singles 6 li debut Tuesday. She said she has Houston 8 01 been practicing two hours each Mossi Bell (8), Ross (8) prepare for this tour- Bailey Jackson, Rubert (7) and I nament "but I'm not used to hard 'courts yet.

I prefer to play on grass." In first round men's singles play, Budge Patty of Los Angeles ousted Ladislao Lagenstein of Yugoslavia, 6-0, 6-3, 6-2, and Malcolm Fox of Baltimore, upset Rolando Del Bello, Italian Davis Cup player, 6-0, 0-6, 7-5, 3-6, 6-1. rand. CATS 3-0, SPORTS 2-10 SHREVEPORT, May 5 The Fort Worth Cats and the 2 Shreveport Sports split a Texas i League twinbill Tuesday night, the Cats taking the first game 3 to 2 and the Sports winning the night- Totals .37 4 9 24 10, 4 cap 10 to 0. Joe Szekely hit two homers for the Sports in the second once in the first with two on and PLAINVBEW AB Calahan, 11 4 Shaw, cf 3 Sullivan, 2b 4 Stokes, rf 4 PO A 1110 0 2 3 the inning after he had told straight win over the Carlsbad Manager Bill Metzig that he didn't have it. Winkler announced, for the benefit of all boys and girls 12 years old or younger, that there were 285 Hubber shirts left.

The shirts be sold for 51 each at the Bell Milk and lee Cream Company at p. m. today, with members of the Rubbers on hand to help give out the shirts. A Hubber shirt will admit the wearer to all home games without any additional charge. Winkler also said that there were seven box seats left and could be obtained by calling him at 2-0600.

Lubbock Black Hubbers Go After Sixth Straight Win Friday Night The Lubbock Black Hubbers will be going after their sixth straight win of the season here Friday night when Manager James Roy Lewis' squad meet the Lubbock Mexican Eagles. The game was originally set for last Monday night, but cold weather causpd postponement. The game is set for 8:15 p. m. with admission 76 cents and 25 cents.

Esse Smith an(t Richard Pajari will hurl for the Black Hubbers. Sunday and Monday, the Black Hubbers will play host to All-Stars, a traveling team from Los Angsles, Calif. Borger Splits With Amarillo Chicago Cards Sion Donahue, Brocato For Grid Seaosn CHICAGO, May The Chicago Cardinals Tuesday signed two draft choices, centers Thomas Donahue, Wake Forest, and Cosimo Brocato, Baylor, for the 1953 Season, Donahue, from Altoona, Pa. was eame into overtime, the 20th draft choice by the team i Borger scored two runs in the thii year and- Brocato, from i flfth inning on Goose Golf's Shreveport. was the 27th single, a base on balls to Windy They became the 19th and 20th Eldridge, Joe Decker's second AMARILLO, May 5 (B-Chuck Cannady missed a shutout by only one putout here tonight as he pitched Amarillo to a 6-2 win over Borger in the second game of a doubleheader.

The visiting Gassers won the first game, 3-2, in eight innings. The second game of the twin- bill was a pitching duel, as the first had been, lour and one- half innings. Then Amarillo scored five runs un one hit, two errors, four bases on balls and two wild pitches to sew up the win. The Gold Sox picked up an insurance run in the sixth on Dub Graves' triple and John Bruzga's infield putout. In the first Joe Borrego defeated Jack Venable in a tense pitching duel staged before a thin crowd in near freezing weather.

Bob Rose and Elio Fernandez led off the eighth inning with consecutive singles for Borger, then Jack Variable registered his eleventh strikeout but with runners on first and third, Pat Lorenzo lashed a single over second base, drivine in Rose with the winning run. Amarillo tied the score in the seventh on Joe Bob O'Neal's base on balls, Dub Graves' infield scratch hit and John Bruzga's line drive single, sending the players to sign Cardinal contracts. Dubbers Turn Back Flubbers In Meadowbrook's Team Point Meet The Dubbers defeated the Flub- bers yesterday in the team point tourney in Meadowbrook Ladies play. In the ladder tournament, Mrs. Paul Jones regained the top posi- i tion, beating Mrs, Eloise Moore.

of the competitors will be entered in the second South Plains meet for the year at the Lubbock Country Club today. double and O'Neal's error. Amarillo had scored its first run in the second inning when Jim Matthews was walked, went to second on a sacrifice and to third on a looping single by John Gorkis which was misjudged by See WT-NM Page 7 Rocket Manager Pat Stasey had his second three-for-four night against the Potashers, driving in three runs one three singles to pace the'Roswell batters. Carlsbad 100 100 011-4-10-0 Roswell 100 013 21x-8-U 1 Wiliams, Malone (7) and Jackson, Weaver and Perez. COLTS 6, MIDLAND SAN ANGELO, May 5 San Angelo Colts survived another ninth-inning scare here tonight to defeat the Midland Indians, 6-3.

The win evened the series at one game each with' the rubber contest due Wednesday. Mario Saldana will go for th Colts with either Romarcio Soto or Ralph Blair due for the Bobby Gregg scattered 10 dian hits tonight in chalking up his second win against a single defeat. He walked hut one man. Four of the 10 hits came in the ninth inning when the Midlanders scored one run and had the bases loaded when Gregg got Scooter Hughes on a swinging third strike. It was the third time the little shortstop had gone down that way.

The Colts got to Indian Starter Ben Quintana for four runs in the first inning including a two- run homer by John Tayoan, San Angelo made it 5-0 in the third when Hayden White dropped Glenn Burns' fly in right field and the Cok left fieiider came around on hits by Charley Galina and Rudy Briner. Midland scratched first in the fourth on a'double by and. singles by Julio De la Torre and White. Midland made it 5-2 in the sixth on a double by Catcher Harford, a wild pitch and a Colt error. San Angelo scored again in the seventh on an error by De la Torre a hit by Steve Follett, a sacrifice and another single by Galina.

Midland 000 101 10 3 San Angelo 401 000 10x-6 11 1 Quintana, Dailey (3), Jacome (6) and Bowland, Harford; Gregg and Briner. Brooks 2 for 7 In Nowell, 1 for 1 I Kennedy, Ib 4 In Tornay, 4 Herrera. ProuLt and Sykes, Westerners Romp Through Drill In PerfectWeather Lubbock High's Westerner gridders took advantage of perfect weather conditions Tuesday afternoon at Chapman Field to romp through lenghty drills on passing and play assignments, in preparation for the rugged scrimmage session scheduled later this week by Head Coach Pat Pattison. In contrast to the first week of the 30-day spring training program, when high winds and blowing sand slowed the workouts to a walk, the Westerners drilled Tuesday under cloudy skies and cool temperatures that provided ideal football conditions. And the youngsters enjoyed every minutes of it as they smoothed out the rough spots in their offensive machine.

The "first shift" squad of approximately 30 relatively inexperienced candidates reported for the initial workout yesterday, and Pattison and Assistants Pat Farris and Freddie Brown put the boys through a brisk one-hour practice session. Then the larger "second shift" squad, which includes all the returning lettermen and more advanced youngsters, took the field for a fast- moving two-hour workout that covered most phases of play. There was no full-scale scrimmage, but there was considerable body contact as the linemen worked on their blocking assignments. Only casualty of the afternoon was End Nelson Starr, a sophomore up from 'team, who received a broken arm during a tackling drill. The youth was rushed to a downtown hospital immediately following the mishap, and physicians diagnosed the injury as a fracture.

Hanna. 3b 4 Gustafson, ss 4 Payte, 3 Arthur, 1 i 3 1 2 1 0 1 2 1 1 0 0 0 Totals .35 12 27 10 out for Grant In 9th. ABILENE 94 PLAINVIEW 230 000 03x-S 12 3 Kennedy, Akins 2, Bucz 2, Shaw, Payte, Sullivan, Tornay, Hanna, Gustafson. Two-base hits 2, Akins, Gustafson, Payte, Shaw, Kennedy. Stokes.

Plant and Fredrick: Gustafson, Sullivan and Kennedy. 7, Halnvlew 5. Grant 2. Payte 1. 3, Payte 5, Arthur 2.

Hits 8 for -4 In 7 Innings. Winning Carabba and Creln. a The Sports used only seven hits Herb Banton, Bill Harris and JlPete Mondorff to fashion their I shutout. Banton was charged with the loss. Hugh Sooter'went the route for Shreveport and scattered seven hits.

In the seven-inning first game, all the scoring came on home runs round-tripper by Fort Worth's Jim Baxes with one on in the first, another by Harry Scherting for the Cats in the second with bases empty, by Shreveport's Les Layton in the sixth with one on Julia Sampson, Miss Connolly's partner from San Marino, defeated Helen Matous, tAwcvi Ozech player, 6-4, 6-4, in a first round match. Doris Hart, former Wimbledon champion from Coral Gables, Fla. who won the British hard courts championship last week, gained the third round when Lea Pericoli of Italy defaulted. PRIEST WITH TEMPLE SHREVEPORT, May 5 Priest, rookie pitcher, was sent on option by Shreveport to Temple of the Big State League tonight. Priest, whose wife lives in Lubbock and who pitched for Dick McCoy went all the way the Albuquerque Dukes last year, for the Cats and allowed four hits.

CHISOX SELL DENTE CHICAGO, May Sam Dente has been sold to the Indianapolis Indians of the American Association, the Chicago White Sox announced Tuesday. BELMONT OPENS MEET NEW YORK, May roont Park's spring meeting opens Wednesday with 13 crackerjack speedsters Tunning in the $25,000 Toboggan Handicap, the first of 21 stakes to be decided during the session. WRESTLING TONIGHT EVERY WEDNESDAY at 8:30 p. m. 1 MILE EAS1 MUNICIPAL AIR BASE AT JAMBOREE HALL Baseball TONITE ODOM FIELD HUBBERS vs PAMPA OVER KSEL Broadcast Time 8:05 Courtesy CBS COLUMBIA TV Dealers Clements Takes On Judo Jack Tonight Ray Clements comes out of semi-retirement tonight when he, takes on the rugged Judo Jack' Terry in the main event of the wrestling card at Jamboree Terry has challenged Clements I to meet him and the affair will be a best of three falls or a one- hour time limit.

Popular Roger MacKay meets rough Jack O'Reilly in the semifinal go. MacKay has had tough luck in his last few outings. He defeated Dory Funk for the Southwestern States title but did not get a belt because the deciding fall was won on a disqualification. The bout is set for the best two of three falls and a 45 minute time limit. Luigi Marcera and Polo Cordova meet in the curtain-raiser, a one The Cats got nine hits off Doyle Lade.

Scores by innings: (1st game, 7 innings) Fort Worth 9 1 Shreveport 4 McCoy and Landini; Lade an Livingston. (Second game) Fort Worth 0 7 7 (2), Mondorff (2 had won two and lost one spring for the Sports. this Primm Drug blasted Murrel Furniture of Plainview, 8-2. Jackie Neel hurled feet game in the opener, not allowing a hit or giving up a waDt Only one man reached first bait an error. The Furn-Elect team scored ont in the first on a bunt single by Dunk Warren and a double by Tuffy Lewis, then added to that in the second when Neel singled and- the pinch runner for him scored on a stolen base, throwing error and fly to- center by.

Eldon Baggett. Winners Add Run The runner got on in the sixth when Pitcher Ray Weed hit a twisting grounder to first and was safe on the error; To make up for that, the Brownfield winners added a run in their half of the inning on a double by Digger Morton, a wild pitch and passed ball. Neel fanned seven in his no- hitter, with Weed pitching a good game in defeat. He 1 allowed six hits, walked two and struck out eight. Each team made an error.

The expected pitching duel between Weldon Haney and Red Denham in the nightcap failed to develop when the Druggists went on a hitting spree in two innings, getting' three runs in the fifth and five in the seventh. Denham Fans Side Murrell Furniture had men on the first four innings without scoring on four hits, an error and two walks. Denham fanned the in the fourth with the basei loaded. Primm had the sacks full in its fourth, too, but Haney struck out the last two batters. In the fifth, two errors, a single by Denham and a triple by Dalton Touchette got three runt for the winners.

A walk, hit batsman, successive triples by Newell Landreth and Ken Wycoff, double by Bill Bogert, single by Jim Shepperd and an error scored the clinching tallies in the last Inning. John Houghon, who got on by an error, and Haney, who singled, scored for the Furnituremen in the sixth on a single by Center coach Horace Byerley. Byerley and Haney each had two hits for the losers. Denham only, allowed six, fanned 13, walked two and his teammates made two errors. Haney gave up nine three triples and a nine, walked one and Murrell'i made three errors.

Two loser-bracket games wfll T)e played Wednesday night, rell Carpet of Lubbock meetinf Brownfield's National Guard ii the opener and Avalanche-Journal and Murrell Fuprniture playing ii the finale. First game starts 4 8 p.m. rt 7 9 DALLAS 2-0, EXPORTERS 1-10 BEAUMONT, May 5 las took the first game 2 to 1 bu Beaumont won the second 10 to in a Texas League doubleheade Tuesday night. Joe Kotrany and Hoot Gibson who relieved him in the fifth, won a tight pitcher's duel in the seven inning first game, allowing the Ex porter five hits. The Eagles also got five hits off Walt Lanfranconi Kotrany got credit tor the vie tory.

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